More myths busted around cellular meat?
In his latest column for New Food, Professor Chris Elliott questions climate claims around cellular agriculture and its potential impact on our food system.
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In his latest column for New Food, Professor Chris Elliott questions climate claims around cellular agriculture and its potential impact on our food system.
Rishi Sunak will be meeting food industry actors at the UK Farm to Fork Summit to discuss growth and innovation opportunities for the food industry.
ACS Food Science & Technology researchers claim a chitosan-based coating can preserve avocados for longer periods.
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Asda has signed up to the LEAF Marque certification system, an independent third-party verification for sustainable farming practices.
Researchers have developed a colorimetric sensor that they claim can “rapidly” detect food contaminated with salmonella using a nucleic acid probe.
The UK Government has lifted the mandatory bird housing rule for poultry and captive birds across England and Wales.
Didier Toubia, CEO and Co-founder of Aleph Farms, reveals the fascinating manufacturing process behind it and offer reassurance to regulators.
Read New Food’s latest recall roundup where we investigate what food products have been recalled in the UK and US.
Andy Zynga examines why demand for greater transparency has increased, and how food and beverage manufacturers can innovate to provide it.
Using genomic surveillance, scientists have unearthed a pandemic clonal lineage of the wheat blast fungus and say that it "could contribute to total crop failure".
The USDA has allocated two separate grants of $1 million to Purdue University as part of two projects to enhance sustainable agricultural systems.
Researchers have made “significant advances” towards understanding why certain crops are better at generating a higher yield than others.
A study has found that disruptions in exports of grains from Ukraine and Russia cost the world’s economy more than $1.6 billion during the first year of war.
A team of scientists have created a paper-based sensor that can reportedly detect the presence of pesticides in food “quickly and cheaply”.